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CEP Articles and Quizzes
As an exclusive member benefit, CEP Magazine is published monthly by the Society of Corporate Compliance and Ethics (SCCE). In addition to the magazine, SCCE members have access to COSMOS, where members can read, print and download recent articles, search past issues, as well as preview a growing collection of (subscriber-only) compliance books and newsletters.
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A list of CEP Magazine articles and their corresponding CEU quizzes are listed below, with direct links to the full text on COSMOS.
To gain CEUs for your CCB certification, read the articles and take the corresponding CEU quiz. Quizzes are considered non-live CEUs. Individuals can only have 10 non-live CEUs count toward a CCB certification, and 20 non-live CEUs for certification renewal.
Individuals must first login to their free, password-protected account in order to take the quizzes online.
MAY 2020
Have you adapted last year's guidance to your program yet? | Elizabeth Simon
Data analytics: Data in motion tends to stay in motion | Matt Reeder and John Kim
Evaluating your program according to the DOJ's Filip Factors | Daniel Coney
APRIL 2020
A new decade in data privacy: Complying with the CCPA | Charles Fleischmann and Ephraim Hintz
Developing a data analytics-enabled compliance program for the real world | Matt Reeder and John Kim
Compliance and legal: Different but aligned | By Deena King and Destinee Waiters
MARCH 2020
Preventing a 'code red' with an effective supplier code of conduct | Steven Hager and Cris Mattoon
Unconscious bias and psychological safety: How they affect compliance | Bret Hood
Mentoring in compliance: Building and sustaining critical relationships | Lisa Beth Lentini Walker and Daniel Ayala
FEBRUARY 2020
Creating and leading a whistleblowing program: What to consider | Ibrahim Yeku
Weaponizing whistleblowing | Stephen Young
The draft CCPA regulations reviewed: Key takeaways | Jana Terry
JANUARY 2020
Privacy compliance challenges in 2020 and beyond | Marcelo Xavier de Freitas Crespo and Guilherme de Carvalho Beloto
Investigating high-profile individuals - Not as easy as we think | Miguel Rueda
Budgeting for continuous monitoring of data privacy and security | Ambler T. Jackson
DECEMBER 2019
The impact of international whistleblowing on global corporate compliance | Marc S. Raspanti, Esq. and Meredith S. Auten, Esq.
Revisiting the roles and responsibilities of those handling whistleblower tips | Eleftherios Tsintzas
Game-based training for gift and hospitality management | Robert Clark
NOVEMBER 2019
Compliance Professionals Need To Be Master Communication | Lisa Beth Lentini Walker and Stef Tschida
Is It A Bona Fide Expenditure Or Bribe | Jacqueline Peterson
Continuous Monitoring Is Required For Effective Data Privacy And Security | Ambler T. Jackson
OCTOBER 2019
Best Practices For Developing And Executing A Successful Risk Assessment | Stephen Martin and Toby Ralston
Practical Knowledge Management Strategies For Compliance Terms | Doug Horner
Reconciling Personal Data Protection And Business Transparency Compliance | Illya Antonenko
SEPTEMBER 2019
Uncovering Performance Incentives That Can Lead To Corporate Fraud | Eric R. Feldman
Hands-on Recall Training: New Ways To Recharge Training | Calvin London
Employee Surveys On Sensitive Topics | Gregory Mitchell
AUGUST 2019
Understanding And Measuring Ethical Culture | Guillem Casoliva-Cabana
How Performance Can Lead To Corporate Fraud | Eric R. Feldman
Data Visualization 101: Becoming A Data Guru Is Easier Than You Think | Tanja Gromadzki
JULY 2019
Americans Abroad: Compliance With The U.S. Sanctions Law Facilitation Principle | Brendan LeMoult
Great Expectations: The Shifting Cyber-Regulatory Landscape | Gopal K. Padinjaruveetil and Cris Mattoon
Implementing ISO 37001 Alongside A Fully Implemented Compliance Program | Segev Shani
JUNE 2019
Personal Data Processing in Brazil: A New Scenario to Come | Carla do Couto Hellu Battilana and Shin Jae Kim
A Terribly Unfortunate Turn Of Events | Mariette Cutler
Entering The Lion's Den:Should In-House Counsel Meet With Government Investigators? | Robert M. Lindquist and Daniel I. Prywes